I can't seem to duplicate this but it happened once and I thought I
would mention it in case anyone else has seen it as well.  I have a
table for one user and another for myself.  Both tables have a table
called _key.  After creating the second database (I had to destroy and
create it a few times) I looked at the first one and found that the data
in it matched the new one.  I was able to drop that table and recreate
it without affecting the new one.  Very strange.

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